Here’s a remarkable story of three refugee girls who all share a love for rock climbing, are from Myanmar (also known as Burma), live in Seattle, have formed a special friendship … and are all named Cing. 

UPDATE - Nov 18, 2018:
Read the New York Times story about the three Cings and the IRC program helping them to adjust to their new lives in the U.S.

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